Washington AG Bob Ferguson, who defeated 55 Trump-era policies in court, warns that the Trump team may be better prepared this time

The president-elect's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants could lead to significant labor shortages, cost billions, and hurt industries like agriculture and construction

The victim told his smugglers he was hiding from a rancher hours before his dying.

Stricter U.S. policies may push more migrants toward dangerous crossings, fueling organized crime and growing demand for cross-border human trafficking networks.

A video of a former acting director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E) interrupting a Democratic lawmaker, insisting that she works for him because he is a taxpayer, has resurfaced after President-elect Donald Trump named the former his border czar.

President-elect Donald Trump recently announced that a contributor to the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 political initiative will be named Border Czar under his administration.

Trump's proposal to limit U.S. citizenship would challenge a long-standing constitutional right, sparking legal and political battles with wide-reaching impacts.

Trump's rhetoric should not stop immigrants, but it will boost the activities of organized crime and increase profits from human smuggling.

Gov. Maura Healey expressed that she would refuse to assist in mass deportations in her state, and warned other states of the pressure they will face.

Texas, Iowa, and Oklahoma have tried to pass state-level immigration laws, but efforts have been consistently blocked by federal courts.

California, Texas, and Florida face significant impacts from proposed deportations, with nearly 5 million residents at risk, accounting for half of the nation's undocumented population.

Civil rights advocates say Texas' border policies push migrants to riskier routes and increase high-speed chases, thus increasing the amount of fatalities among those seeking to enter the country

A study by the American Immigration Council (AIC) detailed that Florida could face billions in losses and labor shortages if Trump's mass deportation plan proceeds.

If elected, Trump could withhold federal funds from forces who refuse to comply with the initiative, which could impact 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S.

The new mandate raises concerns about healthcare access for undocumented residents, as advocacy groups warn it may deter individuals from seeking necessary medical care.

Mass deportations could slash some household incomes by 48%, disrupt local economies, and leave 5.5 million U.S.-born children at risk.

Trump's deportation pledge could impact 11 million undocumented immigrants, with experts warning of economic fallout and strained immigration enforcement resources.

The former president once again blasted the current administration's border policies as he makes of anti-immigrant rhetoric the staple of his campaign

Trump's proposed mass deportation policy garners support from conservatives, while most Americans remain divided, new survey shows.

CBP data shows that migration at the border remains at its lowest level since the fall of 2020.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has called for a reevaluation of Plyler v. Doe, claiming the federal government should bear the cost of educating undocumented children

When responses by political parties were considered, 51% of Democrats felt FEMA money should not go to housing undocumented immigrants, while 49% disagreed. In contrast, 80% of Republicans believed the agency's funds should not be used for this purpose, while 20% felt otherwise.

The vice president pledged to continue strengthening border policies while highlighting declines in unlawful immigration during her campaign

"Since Border Czar Kamala Harris won't protect this country, then I will," said Senator Joni Ernst when addressing her proposal

Immigration advocates have filed complaints protesting the treatment of children in CBP custody, demanding an investigation and reforms.

Governor Newsom vetoed a bill that would help undocumented immigrants buy homes while one that allows them to be employed at public universities awaits

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham said she hopes the results of "Operation Disruption" will send a powerful message to organized crime members.

The shift is possibly linked to changes in U.S. immigration policies and increased Mexican enforcement efforts.

After the producer and ex-Mecano artist were arrested last week for hiring undocumented Mexican dancers, the alleged victims are standing against authorities in Madrid.

In Idaho, undocumented immigrants pay a little over $26.3 million in taxes each year